In here and that production will stay in the u. S. In the exported to south america and europe. We feel there is a very good chance at a very Good Condition to not only build here, but compete to a u. S. Base. A year ago we did the same thing in victoria, texas on another excavator plan. These are the large machines. 42 that 5010 machines that came in from japan that will be built in us for the first time in the United States and exporting to south america. Some of that is coming back to the u. S. And im happy and proud of that is the u. S. Manufacturing come to me. In fact, we spent about 6. 5 billion in capital expense in the last five years in the United States. Weve also spent about 10 million in research and development. We had a plant in our system here in the United States that exports very large Mining Equipment. We have factories were 80 of the reductionist for export only. We work hard at being competitive both internally. We also work hard with the u. S. Government and micha
Youre watching First Business financial news, analysis, and todays investment ideas. Hello everybody, im angela miles, and thank you for joining us on todays First Business. Coming up in this edition, we are getting into the spirit of giving by checking in on charities. How americans are opening up their wallets, and why some nonprofits are facing a new dilemma. Plus, well take a look at the advances parents are making to help their children become financially savvy. College costs continue to soar. Our guest is dishing out tips on cutting the expense. Why he says you dont have to be at the top of your class to find a top scholarship. And, let the holiday movie season commence. A review of some of the biggest and smallest flicks to hit the big screen in the coming months. Nonprofit organizations are facing a big dilemna many of their donors are elderly, in poor health and there are fewer of them each year, and there arent enough new donors to pick up the slack. In our cover story, how o
But you dont know whether its a mode median or a mean . I not even going to try to answer your question. You are going to have to just decide whether not you are going to be for it or not and again i would offer you should probably googled. Not a math major are you . This bill. I dont have enough information for me to be able to vote yes or no. Thank you mr. Chairman. I think if somebody commits a crime they ought to serve some time. Is there further debate on the amendment . Mr. Johnson. Yes i do have a question on this. I would like to have the floor for five minutes. The gentleman is recognized. Thank you mr. Chairman. Does this amendment mr. Turner specified it doesnt appear to specify the Sexual Assault charges that would be subject to a mandatory twoyear minimum. Am i correct about that . It does. By reference and as indicated before it is the most egregious in that of rape and we can certainly is my staff has had offer you the citations of the definitions if you would like to st
The chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip each, to five minutes t in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. The chair recognizes the gentleman from North Carolina, mr. Butterfield, for five minutes. Mr. Utterfield thank you, speaker. Mr. Speaker, with the stroke of a pen, 49 years ago today several weeks after i finished high school, thenpresident Lyndon Johnson signed into law two of the largest and most important healthrelated programs the country had ever seen, medicare and medicaid. Those programs were created nearly half a century ago because our nations leaders saw time and time again the hopelessness of people who had no way to provide the most basic level of health care for themselves and their families. It was president harry truman ho initially conceived our Health Care Safety net for struggling americans. Nearly 70 years ago truman
To open the schools to get them open and its very important. Its very important for our country, very important for the wellbeing of the student and theer parents. So were going to be pushing a lot of pressure when opening the schools in the fall. Tucker so kids should go to school. O thats the new position. You may have thought this was a debate that we settled conclusively in the 19th century when we banned 8yearolds from working in factories. Parents are certainly on board with that. They want their kids back in the classroom september. Every poll shows that. Most kids and most teachers probably feel the same way, so who is the most opposed to opening schools . Take a guess. The Teachers Union. Theirsr position on every questn is always the same. They would like less work, no accountability and much more pay. At least one chapter of the American Federation of teachers is planning to go on strike if they have to work this fall. Many administrators and School Districts have no choice